Shaun Williams

BTW. the above domains are all live if you want to visit them.

Thats what I have.

And again its working fine.

Just to be clear on my problem.

WPMU install under eangulus.com as Sub Directory Setup.
Domain Mapping installed
Added a site eangulus.com/toongiquilts
Mapped domain to said site toongiquilts.com
Works fine.
If I visit toongiquilts.com/wp-login.php it shows fine and url stays the same (doesn’t redirect back to the eangulus.com domain).
The image at the top of the login form links to https://eangulus.com
I want it to link to the primary domain of that site (in this case toongiquilts.com)

Not sure what your talking about.

The domain mapping is working perfectly fine.

If I co to the Sites settings in the Network Admin there is no Domain Mapping section other than the one under Settings for the whole network.

If you mean to go to the subsite admin, there is no domain mapping menu item there either as I have turned off access to it from the subsite directly.

Also what does the domain mapping part got to do with my problem? The subsites header links back to eangulus.com if it were pointing to eangulus.com/toongiquilts then I would assume a mapping issue.

To me there seems to be an issue of were and what its picking up as its domain.

Sunrise

To clearly detail how my setup is:

eangulus.com is the network domain and default 1st blog. Setup using subdirectories.
I have a subsite called toongiquilts with a mapped domain of toongiquilts.com

But when on the toongiquilts.com/wp-login page the header logo points to eangulus.com

I want it to point to toongiquilts.com or whatever the subsites domain is.

But why would I need to do that if the second one I created works perfectly?

To me seems like a problem on Twitters side. As i said I can’t even delete the app.

Another Question thou, due to the fact that twitter doesn’t hand over email address’s, is there a way to disable auto account creation from your plugin?

Otherwise I have to leave Twitter out of it.

Sorry. I have worked it out already. I thought maybe the twitter app was playing up so I went to delete it. It won’t let me delete the app so straight away I presumed there was an issue, I created a new one anyway and it all worked fine. Thanks.

Same here. Same error.

OK, thank you for the answer.

Now how hard is it to do some domain mapping?

I have attempted it in the past but couldn’t work it out at the time.

I currently don’t give direct access to each client to their Cpanel account so it wouldn’t really matter if I did use WPMU.

What would need thou is to make each account appear as if it was on its own as in mapping client.domain.com to client.com without ever showing that it is a sub domain.

Does the domain mapping have to happen in WordPress or can I just do a simple URL redirect using the DNS settings of the domain. And also how will it affect using Google Apps for each domain in terms of MX records and such?